Fragrances

The women’s Magnetic flanker adds more warmth and plushness to The Scent line, emphasizing amber and musk. It feels polished and more overtly sensual than the earlier versions.

Pure Accord for Her softens and freshens the feminine Scent identity into something more breezy and transparent. It feels polished and pleasantly light.

Pure Accord lightens the Scent line into a fresher and more airy masculine profile while keeping some of the line’s smooth seductive undertone. It feels easier and more casual than the original.

Boss XX Woman gives Hugo Boss a modern feminine companion scent with a polished floral-fruity character and a smooth contemporary sweetness. It feels easy and approachable.

Boss XY Man leans into a cooler, more aromatic-modern masculine style with a subtle urban polish. It feels straightforward and wearable, with a clean masculine finish.

A green ivy fragrance with leafy sharpness, damp brick, cool shade, and a collegiate city-garden atmosphere. It feels crisp and architectural, more walls and vines than bouquet.

A late-1980s masculine with a dry aromatic-woody frame and a quiet urban polish. It feels mature and understated, less flashy than the era’s powerhouse styles, but still confidently masculine.

A smoky maritime tea fragrance with smoked tea, seaweed, pine, tar, wet wood, salt, and old ropes. It smells like a historical harbor rather than a polite cup of tea: dark planks, resin, salt water, black tea crates, and a sharp tarry atmosphere.

A marine-floral aromatic inspired by the Bosphorus, giving a cool impression of water, herbs, florals, and soft woods. It feels breezy and unusual, with an Istanbul-seascape mood rather than a generic aquatic cologne feel.

A spicy woody incense fragrance inspired by the great swinging censer of Santiago de Compostela. It has dry spice, smoky resin, woods, and aromatic warmth, giving the scent a solemn but wearable character: sacred, polished, and deeply atmospheric.

A peony-centered PARFUM EX fragrance with a majestic floral-oriental character, pairing spice and smoky floral depth with ambered woods, sandalwood, musk, and a soft vanillic warmth. It is richer than the lighter Basic and Premium florals, but still composed with a restrained, inward glow. The effect is serene, opulent, and balanced between bloom, spice, and shadow.

A peony-centered PARFUM EX fragrance with a majestic floral-oriental character, pairing spice and smoky floral depth with ambered woods, sandalwood, musk, and a soft vanillic warmth. It is richer than the lighter Basic and Premium florals, but still composed with a restrained, inward glow. The effect is serene, opulent, and balanced between bloom, spice, and shadow.

The house’s first major fragrance: a refined floral leather built around pink pepper, bergamot, jasmine, moss, patchouli, and suede-like leather. It has the same private-luxury mood as the brand’s woven leather goods, with a dry, powdery, softly animalic elegance rather than obvious sweetness. It feels intimate, expensive, and quietly sensual.

A velvety rose-leather variation on the original Bottega Veneta signature, adding more plush floral warmth and a darker, smoother texture. Rose, plum-like fruit, jasmine, patchouli, leather, and soft spice create a suede-petal effect that feels romantic, tactile, and quietly dramatic.

A lighter and more transparent interpretation of the original Bottega Veneta leather-chypre idea. The floral leather signature is still present, but it is softened with clearer citrus, fresh white-floral air, and a gentler musky finish. It feels less plush and more breezy, while still keeping the house’s suede-and-jasmine refinement.

A fresh aromatic composition with a clean spa-like brightness over soft woods and patchouli. It emphasizes citrus, herbs, coriander-like spice, rose, vanilla, tonka, patchouli, and sandalwood in a relaxed unisex-leaning structure. It feels cool, green, polished, and easygoing, closer to a luxury bath ritual than a traditional floral leather.

A deeper version of the original feminine leather signature, with the jasmine, chypre texture, patchouli, and leather facets made smoother and darker. It feels denser, more evening-ready, and more ambery than the Eau de Parfum, but it still keeps the quiet Bottega Veneta restraint rather than turning loud or syrupy.

A concentrated reading of the original Bottega Veneta leather-floral style, emphasizing suede, soft spice, jasmine, moss, patchouli, and warm skin-like depth. It feels closer, richer, and more tactile than the Eau de Parfum, with the leather becoming plush and intimate rather than sharp.

A tailored woody-aromatic leather with crisp alpine freshness over a dry, elegant base. Bergamot, pine, and juniper give it a brisk outdoor opening, while pimento, fir balsam, clary sage, labdanum, leather, and patchouli add warmth and quiet masculinity. It feels polished and restrained, more like an expensive leather jacket in mountain air than a loud designer masculine.

A fresher aromatic variation on Pour Homme, replacing some of the dark alpine leather mood with brighter herbs, citrus, and clean woods. It still feels composed and masculine, but the emphasis is lighter, greener, and easier to wear in warm weather, with the leather reduced to a subtle polished trace.